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I’m afraid I don’t know how Google selects which RSS feed to display. It probably just picks the first one it finds. Make sure there is a line like the one that @modemlooper suggests, and make sure it appears […]

Whether/whenever theme compatibility is fully implemented in BP, bp-default will have to stay around, in some form or other, for the purposes of backward compatibility. If the kind of rewrite that you’re talking […]

The essence of what you want is to store a piece of usermeta called something like ‘user_type’, where each user is either ‘player’ or ‘team’. The tricky part for your purposes will probably be that […]

What theme are you using? Are you using any other plugins that might be loading custom javascript on the front end of your site?

I’m a bit confused about what you’re trying to do. How do you want to manipulate the digest data? What user-facing change do you want to make?

ass_digest_record_activity() only affects the digests. You may […]

Both issues sound like they are theme related (or at least CSS related).

Looks good. I’ll add it when I get a chance.

@henrybcn Thanks for the bug report!

> I have to ask why would you advise against doing it?

Because if you go and mess up your database because you’ve got your sticky fingers in there, I don’t want you to come and blame me!

<– Note that this will delete all activity items related to blog id 1. If you need only to delete new blog post notifications:
DELETE FROM wp_bp_activity WHERE type = 'new_blog_post' AND item_id = '1';

Here’s what you’ll need, though I will also say that you should not do this, and I accept no responsibility for what goes wrong:

DELETE FROM wp_bp_activity WHERE component = 'blogs' AND item_id = '1';

Oops – make that update_site_option and get_site_option. Might be worth pinging @wpmuguru about this as well.

Search the SWT for update_sitemeta or get_sitemeta. That will give you a start. I will take a look myself when I get a chance.

You probably should not be keeping the mo file inside of BP. Do what @wedeem says and put it in WP_LANG_DIR, which is usually wp-content/languages.

Also, you might be loading your textdomain too early. Try […]

Sorry, I have a million things on my plate.

Look through SWT and see how they are storing the tags blog id. Then change BP so that it looks for that piece of sitemeta.

Group forums allow forum discussions to be group-specific. Is that too vapid an answer?

Groups are more than just forums. They allow other kinds of collaboration. Take […]

Could you open a ticket on trac.buddypress.org pointing to the line that I linked above? I’ll have to install SWT and see how they changed it.

It’s possible that SWT was updated so that the settings key is different. Can you check your database to see if you have an item in wp_options with the name ‘tags_blog_id’?

It’s easy for me to do. I need to find a decent backward compatible way to do it, anyway. Thanks though!

I’m a bit confused about this whole thing. BuddyPress is supposed to block SWT posts out of the box: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/bp-blogs/bp-blogs-functions.php#L163 If it’s not working, […]